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It is with deep sorrow that we have received notice, Jim Carter, a retired USU Organiser, passed away over the night of March 18 2025. Jim began working at Strathfield Council in the 1990's in the field of horticulture. His journey with the USU began as an active...
This year the USU New Gen Committee is again presenting two special awards to two special members. The Apprentice/Trainee of the Year and Mentor of the Year. Due to their enthusiastic interest in supporting younger workers Active Super is proudly sponsoring both...
47 years on, USU President Sharon Sewell along with Officials and Delegates stand in remembrance of the victims of the Hilton Bombing - a tragic event that drives us to continue our unwavering commitment to changing the rules and systems to achieve safe and secure...
The ACTU warns that the current push by Coalition members to cut compulsory employer-paid superannuation will cost the average 30-year-old worker around $165,000 in retirement income. Key Coalition members, including Alex Antic, Matt Canavan and Llew O’Brien, have...
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Recently the USU Manager North became aware of the intention of some long term USU members to resign from their employment and to retire very soon. When questioned as to when they were planning to retire, both members indicated it would be in the next month or two....
The United Services Union (USU) has renewed its call for Minister for Local Government Ron Hoenig and Premier Chris Minns to place Kiama Council into Administration.
The United Services Union (USU) believes Kiama Council should be sacked and an administrator appointed over its failure to manage its finances.
As the year draws to a close we thank our Early Childhood Education and Care Members for their efforts. The voice of ECEC members has never been louder. Members across the state stood together and made sure they were heard in their campaign for recognition through an...
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If you work in Local Government the USU is your union. The USU covers employees right across the local government industry.
The USU is a major union in the NSW energy industry. The occupations of USU members cover the range of occupations within the modern energy industry.
The USU represents workers employed as private sector clerical and administrative (C&A) employees in most industries.
The USU represents workers employed in the airlines industry, including Check-in Officers, Service Desk Officers, Ticket Sales Officers, Passenger Control Unit Officers.
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